The Rejected Alpha's Vengeance

[HAWI]

Standing there with Ruru in her arms, Hawi felt whole. Sure, It wasn't the best of places for things like this, but knowing that her mate had her back in all of this made her feel like she was worth fighting for.

She had endured a little too much in the hands of Razia and right now, coming to the pack members who had stepped out of their hideouts was something they couldn't deny was impactful.

It was the kind of chaos that was needed, the only issue because that the remaining team from the Savasci knights knew nothing of it. They wished there was more they could make of this, but they had to wait it out.

"Thank goodness you're alright. Why are you here now? What is happening? Did you get the answers you went to seek?" Ruru asked and Hawi just chuckled amusedly as she stared at the love of her life standing there worried sick for her.

She had known that Ruru would always worry for her, but seeing her this disturbed got Hawi wondering what would happen if she took Razia back to the dungeons and then took Rukiye to her suite to relive their mating.

It was a good idea, one that got Hawi staring at Ruru like she was the only reason they were here; like only Ruru could tell her to postpone her mother's judgment and she would do it. Your adventure continues at m v|l-e'-NovelBin.net

"Absolutely not, mistress," Malika said making everyone look at her like she had gone bonkers.

There were times when Malika was to be considered insane, but one looked at the mates before her, and the pieces were coming together and they weren't exactly pretty for them anyway.

"You two are honestly disgusting," Mbali said, scrunching her nose as she stared at the couple before them.

They were used to the two doing whatever before them, but they were here, at war, with people staring at them like there was more they needed to do, and yet the only thing the two of them were thinking was screwing each other.

At Mbali's statement, the psycho smirked at her, before she had the audacity to hide her face on Ruru's shoulders, something that got the Greyson alpha curious about what they had throat Hawi had done.

"What did we do this time?" Ruru asked earnestly as she glared at Mbali as if to tell her to stop projecting, but Mbali just shook her head in disbelief, like Rukiya was enabling Hawi's feral tendencies.

Elodie, on the other hand, was just staring in silence, amused to say the least, but then the more they bickered, the more she realized there had to be more to this mess. And it took a minute for Elodie to process what was happening.

"Tell your mate to turn her horny radar off Ruru. We're here for the battle, you two can screw each other later," Elodie said defeatedly when she realized what this was about. Finally, it all made sense when they were staring with disgusted faces.

Ruru didn't seem so bothered with that, if anything, she just smirked at Elodie and their friends like that was the best idea she had ever had. Whatever had happened with the mating bonds, the goddess had to have been high with these two.

"You're horny in war?" Ruru asked with a knowing smirk as she took in the sight before her now that she focused on Hawi, she could see the light blush and her dilated eyes that were screaming for something more.

Rukiya could also smell the desire that was pooling around them and it wasn't so hard to tell whose desire that was. Perhaps there was a different way to get through this, right; ecause it was quite unexpected if they were big honest.

At her mate's voice, Hawi didn't say anything. She neither confirmed nor denied what she was accused of, and instead, the white wolf just let out a groan, making their friends pick up stones like they were about to pelt them towards the duo if they didn't stop.

"It's not my fault that you're hot and you smell so damn good," Hawi whined after a while like that was meant to make this all better and pretend like the whole of Sicario isn't having the front row seats to her horny exhibition and her hair slowly turning white.

Oh, she was down so bad for Rukiya Greyson, and their friends just facepalmed. Surely this duo wasn't being serious with them right now, yeah? Because it just didn't make any sense, but then it was Hawi, so it didn't even have to.

"Tone it down for now, and I'll take you on a date," Ruru said to Hawi, as she pulled Hawi's head off her shoulders, making sure to keep their eye contact. She wanted to see the girl who was blushing at a time when people were scared of her.

Maybe Hawi was just a soul in love, or maybe she just wanted to be happy, and she was slowly coming to terms with the reality that her happiness was always going to blend in with some type of war, regardless of what she did.

This was what acceptance looked like and the fact that Hawi was accepting the chaos and how it affected her, was making her even more dangerous. Because if she could fall in love in war, and still fight battles and win, then she was insane.

"You promise?" Hawi asked with a pout while the entirety of Sicario stood there watching the girl they had known and yet banished. This was a version of Hawi that they had last seen the day before her mother's death.

This was the girl they had grown up with, the girl most of them had watched grow up, the happy little girl they had always been proud of. For years they wanted her like that because she was always about murdering people.

But seeing her here letting herself be vulnerable with Ruru Greyson was something that tugged at their heartstrings. It reminded them that even the worst of the worst still had people who made them weak in the knees, and that was ever okay.

"Of course, baby. I love you," Ruru said as she kissed Hawi on the forehead like she was the purest creature she had ever met. She didn't care that the woman still had her mother's blood on her or even her uncle's.

All that mattered to Ruru was that Hawi was okay and still had the time to be horny in war. Her heart beat for this woman, just like Hawi's heart beat for Ruru. It wasn't a hard tell this time anyway.

"I love you," Hawi said as she looked around her, but Ruru gently turned her face so they could look at each other, almost like she had noticed Hawi to know that everyone else didn't matter as long as they were here together.

"Turn it off so we can leave this palace by evening and go on that date, sweetheart," Ruru said and Hawi just nodded, before she smashed her lips on Ruru's, earning gasps from the crowd, but it wasn't surprising to their friends.

"Done," Hawi whispered when they pulled apart, their lips swollen.